The report, A Lot Done, A Lot More To Do, Our Vision for an Integrated Britain, claims that 30 years after the Race Relations Act and the creation of the CRE, segregation and extremism are growing as bonds of solidarity across society reduce and tensions increase.

While signs like "no blacks, no Irish, no dogs" are now considered unacceptable, the report says: "an ethnic minority British baby born today is sadly still more likely to go on to receive poor quality education, be paid less, live in substandard housing, be in poor health and be discriminated against in other ways than his or her white contemporaries."

A Guardian news report this morning summed up the findings of the bleak report, saying: "Britain is still a place of inequality, exclusion and isolation." Do you think this is the case?